The best part of my job is connecting with my clients and finding out a beautiful piece of their family history or a collection that has been passed down from generation to generation that we can weave throughout the design. [...]
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2 comments to Luxury Interior Designer Gives That All Important Advice: Top Three Ways to Personalize a SpaceDo you have precious pieces you want to showcase? Here are three rules to remember when displaying your collections: Love it, edit it and display [...] 2 comments to Kimberly Grigg’s Three Rules of Collecting
Grayanna and Macaroni With two years of competition riding under her belt, my youngest daughter, Grayanna, and her sidekick, Macaroni the Pony, have earned over 350 ribbons. Our home is gracious enough, but the children’s rooms are quite small and their closets tiny. I am committed to being a clutter buster, but I am easily overwhelmed [...] 7 comments to What I Learned about Design from My Horse (Part 5 – FINAL)
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and put the rest in a scrapbook. She can include photos and journal about each ribbon. My son is a 2nd degree black belt, he just filled up one rack. Time to start a second one !
Hey, Kimberly,
Seeing the small teacups, the tiny birds, and the plates drifting along the wall, I think I’ve learned something. Putting lots of the same small things together makes one unified statement. Is that right? I love ALL your blogs and often learn something new!
That is right, Summer! You have done good grasshopper! Keep tuning in! xoxox